Keep it long, treasure it long.

A music box with a gentle tone that you can carry around

A tiny duck lounges in its nest, curiously gazing out at the outside world. Its enticing appearance, begging for a cuddle, will inspire both adults and children to reach out for the NEST Animal Music Box. As darkness falls, the nest's music box plays a gentle melody, gently coaxing you into a good night's sleep.

Together Anywhere

Pull the bottom leaf of the music box nest to play the traditional German lullaby, "Guter Mond, du gehst so stille." The gentle melody will lull you to a drowsy sleep.

The duck is a rattle, and when shaken, it makes a soft rattle. Its quiet sound makes it safe to use in quiet spaces. The nest is made of soft cotton muslin and can be attached to a bed or stroller. Its lightweight design makes it perfect for soothing your child while traveling.

The NEST Animal Music Box's adorable appearance is a must-have for adults, too. It's a wonderful plush toy that makes a wonderful baby shower or birthday gift.



Handmade Waldorf Dolls

The warmth of hands truly connects with the heart. Waldorf dolls are dolls with subdued eyes and mouths that allow children to project their own feelings onto them. They are handmade using natural materials.

They empathize with children's feelings, which are difficult to express in words, and appear to appear happy when they are happy and sad when they are sad, stimulating their imagination and creativity.

This plays a key role in Steiner education, which respects the individuality and abilities of children. This educational method values the unique sensibilities of each individual, and it is said that children project their emotions and imagination onto dolls, practicing emotional expression and promoting the development of balance between mind and body. Kathe Kruse is the official licensee of Waldorf dolls.

Friends with Warm Expressions

If you ask a German person, "What comes to mind when you think of German dolls?", most will answer Kathe Kruse.

Kathe Kruse is a doll manufacturer that began in 1911 in a small German workshop. It all began when a woman named Kathe Kruse wanted to give her daughters dolls with warm expressions to play with, so she created dolls that satisfied her needs. At the time, hard, cold porcelain dolls were the norm, and her soft dolls, suitable for newborns, were a rare find. Initially, the company started out with one artist and five seamstresses, and their handmade dolls gained popularity at toy exhibitions, establishing their status as representative German dolls. Even now, more than 100 years later, we continue to cherish traditional craftsmanship while also embracing innovation to suit the modern era.